IQ Euro finals

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Paducah
Paducah
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2839 posts
4 Dec 2025 1:30am
Great racing. The top in each fleet, imho, are at least level with the PWA and given the extra skills they need to have down (tacks, judging laylines, etc) are the better all around foilers. I say that having a ton of respect for the PWA foilers (I'm thinking of the last women's final in Japan - just amazing.)

sarfendfatboy
sarfendfatboy
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11 posts
15 Dec 2025 3:57pm
It certainly was a great spectacle, sailed in very lumpy conditions with amazing speed considering the wind strength. I feel the medal race format seems a bit of a lottery still, to my inexperienced eye.It was interesting to see Johan Soe's dominance in the PWA challenged. ( perhaps he had an off week)
Kasper79
Kasper79
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127 posts
18 Dec 2025 4:37am
Johan used the wrong tactics in the start fighting too hard to get the pin, and that lost him the chance the win the race and move on to the next round.
Freeflight
Freeflight
120 posts
120 posts
18 Dec 2025 5:48am
Kasper79 said..
Johan used the wrong tactics in the start fighting too hard to get the pin, and that lost him the chance the win the race and move on to the next round.


And more so the competition level appears to be more robust than PWA
Kasper79
Kasper79
127 posts
127 posts
20 Dec 2025 1:33am
Freeflight said..

Kasper79 said..
Johan used the wrong tactics in the start fighting too hard to get the pin, and that lost him the chance the win the race and move on to the next round.



And more so the competition level appears to be more robust than PWA


Yes the margins for error are way smaller then in the PWA. It is impressive that Johan prefers the iq foil where things are way harder for him and the pwa is only secondary for him, because it is easier.
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